Ron Melander

Bold, bright, and anything but cookie-cutter-this end-unit townhouse is a standout from the moment you walk inside. Exposed brick, clean lines, and curated finishes come together to create a space that feels both elevated and full of modern personality. At the heart of the home, the kitchen showcases undeniable character and makes an unforgettable impression. The main-level half bath is anything

Designed with intention, finished with care and an ambiance that is effortlessly elegant and beautifully balanced - every element inspires ease and feels as inviting as it is refined. Starting with a professionally landscaped tree lawn garden, step into the open floor plan inviting connection through comfortable living spaces adorned by built-in display cases, decorative staircase moldings,

Crowned by an era that valued artistry over haste and where history lingers in the warmth of its woodwork and polished glow, this grand Queen Anne tells its story not through words, but through the patina of time and the beauty of every restored detail. Built in 1890 by James Amascus "Tobe" Coleman - a Civil War veteran, merchant, and the first president of the Citizen's Bank of Swainsboro - The

An exquisite urban haven above the city with an understated elegance that perfectly balances comfort and livability. A fine example of early 20th century architecture, the Derenne building stands as one of Savannah's most prominent residential landmarks. Enjoy the pleasantry of natural light filtered into the living spaces through French doors that open to views of the Cathedral spires and the

Ensconced amid Savannah's Historic Landmark District, this refined condo offers unbeatable walkability, historic ambiance, and original architectural character with several modern upgrades. Exposed brick walls, rich hardwood flooring, tall ceilings, and windows enhance the open-concept living space that flows from the gourmet kitchen to the living and dining areas. The generous primary suite

This southern half of the Frederick Ball double house is part of an elite group of residences academically and meticulously restored during the 1990s by Mills Lane IV of The Beehive Foundation in partnership with historic preservation architect Harvie Jones of Huntsville, Alabama. Their goal was to restore important houses as authentically as possible yet have them serve as livable residential